September tournament, Day 15 — September 27, 2026. Updated after the final results. Records are final regular-bout records unless explicitly labelled otherwise.
Onosato secured the championship in the final scheduled bout. These three featured results and the complete table show how the makuuchi tournament ended.
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Onosato vs Aonishiki
Onosato won by tsukidashi, finishing 12–3 and taking the makuuchi championship. Aonishiki finished 11–4.
Both men entered the scheduled closing bout at 11–3. Its winner would become champion, so the title was settled within the regular schedule; there was no additional makuuchi playoff.
For a replay, distinguish the wrestlers’ preferred styles from the official result. Both profiles list right-hand-inside grappling, while the winning technique recorded here is tsukidashi. A profile is useful background, but it is not a description of how this particular bout unfolded.
Takayasu vs Fujiryoga
Fujiryoga beat Takayasu by sukuinage and finished 8–7. Takayasu finished 7–8.
Both entered at 7–7, so this bout decided which wrestler would secure a winning record. One win changed the meaning of the final score: 8–7 is kachi-koshi, while 7–8 is make-koshi.
When revisiting the bout, follow the change from first contact to the finishing position. The official record confirms the sukuinage result; a step-by-step account of the movement requires watching the bout itself.
Atamifuji vs Fujinokawa
Fujinokawa beat Atamifuji by sukuinage to finish 11–4. Atamifuji finished 8–7. Fujinokawa also received a Fighting Spirit Prize.
Both wrestlers already had winning records before this bout. The result added an eleventh win for Fujinokawa; the special-prize announcement is a separate confirmed outcome, not something assigned automatically from the win total.
The profiles checked for the original guide listed Atamifuji at 185cm and 198kg, and Fujinokawa at 177cm and 125kg. Those measurements provide context for a replay, but they cannot tell us the sequence of the bout or its outcome in advance.
All 19 makuuchi results
The winner is on the left. Records are final regular-bout records after Day 15; rows follow the bout order.
| Winner | Final record | Winning technique | Loser | Final record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kazuma | 6–9 | oshidashi | Shonannoumi | 3–12 |
| Chiyoshoma | 5–10 | oshidashi | Shodai | 3–12 |
| Oho | 7–8 | yorikiri | Tokihayate | 8–7 |
| Asasuiryu | 8–7 | yorikiri | Shishi | 7–8 |
| Ura | 10–5 | yorikiri | Tobizaru | 4–11 |
| Hiradoumi | 9–6 | yorikiri | Toshinofuji | 9–6 |
| Takerufuji | 9–6 | yorikiri | Asahakuryu | 8–7 |
| Abi | 8–7 | hatakikomi | Nishikifuji | 7–8 |
| Fujiseiun | 9–6 | okuridashi | Asakoryu | 9–6 |
| Ichiyamamoto | 4–11 | okuridashi | Kinbozan | 9–6 |
| Gonoyama | 6–9 | oshidashi | Wakamotoharu | 10–5 |
| Yoshinofuji | 9–6 | yoritaoshi | Asanoyama | 10–5 |
| Fujiryoga | 8–7 | sukuinage | Takayasu | 7–8 |
| Kotoeiho | 5–10 | yorikiri | Oshoma | 6–9 |
| Churanoumi | 10–5 | oshidashi | Daieisho | 5–10 |
| Hakunofuji | 5–10 | yorikiri | Roga | 6–9 |
| Fujinokawa | 11–4 | sukuinage | Atamifuji | 8–7 |
| Kirishima | 8–7 | uwatenage | Kotozakura | 9–6 |
| Onosato | 12–3 | tsukidashi | Aonishiki | 11–4 |
Kazuma, ranked juryo 2, appeared on the makuuchi bout card.
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